Southeast Asia GDP growth hit by trade war: report Viet Nam is an exception which has benefited from some trade diversion effects caused by the trade war, according to the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales’ latest Economic Update: South-East Asia report.

Brexit boost for UK's Johnson as he plans for victory Prime Minister Boris Johnson won a boost from Brexit supporters on Thursday as he marked one week until election day by setting out a plan for his first 100 days in office.

Việt Nam collaborates with the world to support start-ups and innovation

Việt Nam News talks to representatives of organisations and countries about start-up and innovation collaboration with Việt Nam.

NVGI Develops Smart IoT-enabled Barista Coffee Machines in Southeast Asia NVGI Develops Smart IoT-enabled Barista Coffee Machines in Southeast Asia

Technologies create more opportunities for young generation At MindX, which means extraordinary mind, children at primary school or early grade of secondary school like Nam are taught simple programming skills to improve their logical thought and inspire their passion for computers.

Experts gather to discuss anti-corruption The enormous demand for infrastructure investment across Asia-Pacific had led to greater risks of corruption, Deputy Inspector General Trần Ngọc Liêm said yesterday.

National Action Month against HIV/AIDS launched in HCM City The 2019 National Action Month against HIV/AIDS was launched on Saturday at a ceremony held by the HCM City Department of Health to raise awareness of the disease and improve prevention, testing and treatment.

Young Mông people breathe new life into folk music

A group of young Mông people in Hà Nội will perform a Mông folk song with a new arrangement at the Our Music project review on December 27.

Why finance can be a real force for good

Brian Spence explains why the financial services sector needs more recognition as a force for good this Christmas.

Civil society organisations’ HIV prevention work to be promoted

Civil society organisations (CSOs) had contributed much to HIV/AIDS prevention and control, but obstacles remained in their work, experts said at conference on Wednesday in Hà Nội.